The Interfaith Council of Greater Sacramento is against hate in any form against any people, group, religion, or religious group. We stand firm in our views of love and respect for everyone, regardless of gender, sexuality, race, nationality, culture, or religion.
On the twelfth day of the third month, Rabi’ al-Awwal (the third month in the Islamic calendar), many Muslims commemorate the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad. In many predominantly Muslim countries, Mawlid al-Nabi is a major public holiday.
The last month has shown heartbreaking images from natural disasters in Northern California and Haiti and to humanity’s utter desperation in the pullout of American forces in Afghanistan.
The last month has shown heartbreaking images from natural disasters in Northern California and Haiti and to humanity’s utter desperation in the pullout of American forces in Afghanistan.
Welcoming the stranger is the tenet of all major faith traditions and part of the mission of the Interfaith Council of Greater Sacramento.
The International Olympics are here! It’s a time for athletes from around the world to come together in one city in peace and competition. Its overarching ideal is of unity.
The Interfaith Council of Greater Sacramento, at their Annual Meeting, June 29th, 2021, has elected Serene Erby as President.
In a rare dialogue about the role of faith in governance, Canadian parliamentarians and representatives of the country’s religious communities recently held the inaugural meeting of the All-Party Parliamentary Interfaith Caucus.
